[applause] [crowd chanting u.s.a.] this is common sense economics. we want to reward people who are creating jobs and working at those jobs right here in the state of michigan, right here in the united states of america. we don't want to reward for corporations and foreign companies for stealing american jobs. that is why we have to get back to the leadership of donald j. trump. kamala harris is going out there bragging, telling you that she will raise your taxes and use that money to subsidize people buying products made in china. i think we ought to cut your taxes and reward the american companies, the great jobs here in our own country. [applause] and i hate to say it, my friends, it is not just plans and proposals. we are seeing in action the effect of kamala harris' policies. did anybody else see the jobs report that came out this morning? kamala harris goes out there and brags about the economy being great, we have michigan families who cannot afford the price of groceries and importantly over the last month our

[chanting u.s.a.] car carp u.s.a., that's right. [chanting u.s.a.]ight around midnight when they awarded donald trump the victory and the blow 16 votes that will north carolina has. jim, and laura, we have been talking politics you guys met, ken and laura are married. and you met jim by talking politics at diners just like this why will get into conversations like you had for years now. how are you feeling about donald trump's second victory? >> i was hoping, you know, praying, hoping he would get back in the white house and straighten this country out. it's the first time i ever voted for somebody three times. >> carley: that's right. if you voted for trump in 2016, 2020 and 2024. that would be it. what do you think are the issues, laura that won it for him? >> policy. definitely policy. and i also voted for him all three times and it's always been based on policy for me. >> carley: quickly policy vs. personality: what do you think was the deciding factor for many people on the campaign trail seeing him campaign and what decided it for them. >> i th

we appreciate it. [ chanting ] >> u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a. >> trace: the celebration of trump's sweeping continues across america tonight, and why the pollsters got it so wrong again. pollsters. [ ♪♪ ] — ♪ over 600,000 usps employees working in sync to ensure everything sent on its holiday ride ends with a moment of joy. ♪ the united states postal service. there are some feelings you can get with any sportsbook. ohhh! the highs! no, no, no. the no, no, noooos - oooooooo! the oh, oh, ohhhhs! now whatcha wanna do with this? but the feeling that, no matter what, you're taken care of. ohhh, i just earned a hotel suite! hee! you only get that here. at the sportsbook born in vegas, where they know how to treat you right. who you talking to jamie foxx? bonus bets. exclusive offers. real world rewards. betmgm. download and bet today. >> trace: much like 2016 and 2020, the pollsters got it wrong. in many cases they got it really wrong. for the third election in a row, they undercounted trump supporters. our international correspondent has another look. good evening. >> you're so surprised. sure y

[chanting u.s.a. let go.chanting u.s.a.] >> laura: it was his second appearance at madison square garden in just four weeks. this time it was not as a candidate but almost as a conquering hero. >> president-elect donald trump. >> [inaudible] to hear the sound in this room. >> it is so loud in here it? >> is so loud. >> it is wild. so trump with musk, dana white and trump's new buddy podcasting giant joe rogan they were all there. then the moment that sealed the deal. now, while john jones had beaten his opponent in the ring, jones acknowledged that trump had beaten something a lot more powerful. the d.c. machine. yeah! [cheers] ♪ now where before people were silent and keeping their to themselves never put a maga sign outside of your house never worried about that. suddenly okay to be a trump supporter. even okay to have some fun with it meanwhile over at the nfl even though taylor swift didn't make it to the chiefs buffalo game yesterday, we wonder what she thought about some of the end zone celebrations. it

[chanting u.s.a.] >> todd: back to you, my friend.u are doing a great job and so good to see all the diners in pennsylvania. we are in western north carolina. and i just had the most interesting conversation with these ladies because during donald trump's victory speech yesterday, he told a story that he told often about star link and calling elon musk and saying you got to bring star link to north carolina. these are two ladies who actually benefited from that what did that mean? what was that like? >> it was wonderful to have the internet like we have and, thank you president trump and thank you elon. >> carley: you want to highlight this hat as well this is your husband's hat? >> my husband couldn't be here today so i promised him his hat is here. >> carley: speaking of gear. you are wearing a lot of trump gear so why did you vote for donald trump? >> i love his policies. i love his common sense and he surrounds himself with smart people. >> carley: so you are happy today? >> i love him. >> carley: that's the mood from this table f

[chanting u.s.a. this is a nice crowd. >> good evening, america. >> america has been hard at work. >> it's going to depend on turning out voters. >> making crucial pit stops and crossing paths. >> are you better off now than you were four years ago? >> no! >> my presidency will not be a continuation of joe biden's presidency. >> bret: the stakes have rarely been higher. [shouting] [chanting u.s.a.] >> i will end inflation, i will stop the invasion and i will bring back the american dream. >> i believe in the fundamental freedom of americans to make decisions about their own body. >> brit: and the battleground is all around us. >> good to be back in north carolina. >> in holland, michigan. >> hello, scranton. >> we love you, las vegas. >> brit: from the hollows to the high rises, every vote matters. >> this election is one of the most important elections i feel in my lifetime. >> we have to vote. >> brit: today, democracy is on display. >> let us show what we stand for. freedom and endless possibilitie

[chanting u.s.a.] >> pete: what you guys are doing.flective of what is happening in this election could be a very good night for donald trump. i can't hear you but i love you. [chanting u.s.a.] >> martha: all right, pete. thank you so much. sounds like they are having a pretty good time there. >> bret: they are. harold ford jr., kayleigh mcenany, sean hannity, and trey gowdy. bill hemmer went behind the billboard and i was going to call him out. >> martha: like the wizard of oz. >> bret: look at perry county. >> bill: one thing to keep in mind here you have to remember how they count the votes. they start processing at 7:00 a.m. this morning. all that is mail-in stuff, too. and that's the vote that's put out first. i want to do something funky and fancy here, guys. so just bear with me. because i'm going to try to find pennsylvania in 2020, okay? this is important. it's important for us to understand. it's important for our analysts to know. understand it's important for the audience to understand at home. this is four years ago in pen

[cheers] [chanting u.s.a.]e going to end the censorship, the surveillance, the weaponnization of our enforcement agencies against the american people. [cheers] and he knew that my uncle, ted kennedy, wrote title 9:00 to make sure that women's sports are protected in schools. and he said we're going to end the efforts of the democratic party, the war that they're making on women's sports in schools. and he said we're going to end the chronic disease epidermic and we are going to make america healthy again. and don't you want a president who's going to get the toxins out of our food? don't you want a president who's going to end the corruption in washington, d.c.? and don't you want a president who's going to end all the foreign wars that are sucking away our money? and don't you want a president who's going to end the censorship, end the surveillance and protect the constitution of the united states? [cheers] and don't you want a president who's going to make this a free country again where we treasure our liber

[chanting u.s.a.] i have been talking to folks in north carolina. look at that so much energy at #:00 a.m. i can't believe it. so many much these folks tell me -- i guess nostalgia. because for a lot of these folks, really, this is the last trump rally in north carolina as the former president. [chanting trump] >> not going to run again. he has been talking on the trail as well these are his final rallies. people on the ground here are really feeling it. he was in macon, georgia last night making his final pitch to americans. watcher. >> tuesday, you have to stand up and tell harris that you've had enough, you can't take it anymore. you're the worst vice president in the history of our country. [cheers] it's the worst administration in the history of our country. [cheers] kamala: you are fired, get out. get out. you're fired. [cheers] >> aishah: i think it was just steve who said that the battle grounds are a nail-biter and you hit the nail on the head. the trump team also acknowledges that the battle grounds are very tight. but they are pleased wit

[chanting u.s.a.] >> trump's lawyers argue the case should be dismissed. citing the u.s. supreme court ruling in july that gave presidents broad immunity from criminal prosecution for official acts. trump was convicted in may of 34 felonies, for falsifying business records, to conceal $130,000 in payments, to adult actress stormy daniels. trump's lawyers demand the case be vacated. claiming presidential immunity protects trump. his legal team sites conversations trump had in the oval office. with his then lawyer, michael cohen. former trump aid hope hix's testimony about what the then president told her. and trump's tweets about stormy daniels while he was serving in the white house. >> we will see what happens in a week. i think the worst possible option is suspending this during the pendency of the next term i find that a curious choice. >> steven chung reacting in part saying quote it is now abundantly clear that americans want an immediate end to the weaponization of the justice system including this case which should have never been filed. will prosecutors argued tru

[chanting u.s.a.] >> that razor edge is why the republican ticket is getting in the final word with georgia'sided voters. hours before the election. [cheers] >> senator j.d. vance is holding a rally here today in cobb county and former president donald trump headlined a rally in macon sunday night. neither vice president kamala harris nor tim walz plan to visit georgia at&t all today. both of them visited atlanta over the weekend. >> results should come in quickly. but, if it is as close as we expect it to be, that could extend the process. georgia does not require a recount but candidates can request it if the election is within .05%. in 2020 biden won by .02. bret? >> all right, madison, thank you. it could be a while before we get results from arizona. election officials already telling reporters and telling fox a longer than usual ballot is slowing down the process of preparing mail-in ballots for counting out in arizona. senior correspondent alicia acuna is in phoenix right now with the latest on this. good evening, alicia. >> good evening, bret it's important to note that it's the maric

[cheers] [chanting u.s.a.] >> thank you.w if you know, but kamala has a little rally going on. and when i say little, i mean little. it's a competing rally. it's not this giant place that's sold -- what a beautiful. this is a beautiful place. [cheers] but, archted and it's quite embarrassing, it's all over the internet. she is screaming and the people -- it's about 100 people. they are not moving. [laughter] they just want to go home. just be done it's not quite. this you see the front row? you have a lot of front row joes, we have more front row joes here than she has got at her big rally. this is a big one. she tried to get stars to come in. they wouldn't do it, actually. going to get beyonce. [boos] >> beyonce would come in everyone is expecting a couple of songs. and there were no songs. there was no happiness. just like give me my check. i want to get out of here. [laughter] but you always put the star -- she should have learned this from crooked hillary. always put the star after you. that way the people stay finish yo

[chanting u.s.a.] >> rachel: ainsley good morning. >> ainsley: good morning. we love america, don't we? [cheers and applause] thank you all for your service. look at all the veterans organizations set up here. there is a radio station right here celebrating veterans day. talk 94.5. thank you all so much. [cheers and applause] >> come on in. come on in. hello, everyone. good morning! [cheers and applause] >> good morning. [applause] >> ainsley: such wonderful restaurant, grill, cafe. it was spared because veterans organization -- let me make sure i get the name right, veterans welcome home and resource center came in and saved this cafe. it's been in existence what was the anniversary 15 years? today is the 15th anniversary of the restaurant? 15 years. >> they were about to close last month. [applause] a veterans organization comes in and saves the restaurant. look at all the stories on the wall. could you imagine if these walls could talk and show you the story behind all of the faces. we have leo, right? your son is on the wall or a picture of you. >> i'm on

[chanting u.s.a.] >> and we also did a lot wrong. >> that's democracy. >> reality this time we know whatsidering the nomination of matt gaetz? >> no. >> matt gaetz is stepping down holy -- i didn't see that coming." >> i love the concept of squeezing heads to stop waste. >> we expect. >> and vivek clean it up. >> what if the u.s. government cuts military funding to ukraine? if they cut i feel we will lose. >> not go to areas to areas that have a trump flag? that's not acceptable. >> this is isolated incident. >> what politician is saying no, i want public safety threats to remain in my community. >> count 1 malice murder, i find the defendant guilty. >> this sick, twisted and evil coward showed no regard for laken or human life. >> democrats are in the wilderness. there is no clear leader of the party. >> you haven't talked to us the whole trip. mr. president! >> there is common ground in washington, d.c. as there is all across our country. >> smith with a sack. >> bret: that trump dance, there you go. monday on sport, we take a new look at the situation along the southern border for a r

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[chanting u.s.a.] >> steve: our next guest actually took that video right there and was sitting rights now from down in florida. sage, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. thanks for having me on. >> steve: first of all, how did you get those tickets? >> they weren't -- were they? i have been good friends with dana white for a long time. and i have been talking about my obsession with this sport with my father who is the reason why i wanted to be a sportscaster for a long time, i said, dana, i need to bring my dad. it's up at the garden where he is from. is he like done, come. and now look. now i have ruined him with those seats. dana ruined him. >> steve: no kidding. i saw on x you thanked dana white for making it the best father-daughter date ever which you were right behind, so you essentially had a bird's eye view. tell us what was going on. i mean, trump came in, hero's welcome. the crowd went wild and it seemed like it went wild the whole time he was there. >> absolutely. i was at the trump rally at madison square garden a few weeks ago. to me it was comparable. that was

[chanting u.s.a.] >> ainsley: what is your reaction as someone who works for fema -- how excited that this election? [cheers] yes. middle america, the southern voices, that's what this is all about. most of these men and women have served the spouses of someone in the military. we are so grateful for your service on this veterans day. what's your message to these veterans? >> thank you from the bottom of my heart my brother served in iraq. some veterans put it all on the line. when we come home it's our job as leaders in the country make sure we take care of them and work for them. thank you from the bottom of our heart. we are free because of them. >> ainsley: absolutely. let's get back to the topic talking about in the studio. there was a worker with fema after the hurricane who said if you see a trump sign in the yard, skip over that house. you're going to be interviewing the director in congress. what is your message? i know they did fire that employee. they did the right thing. what will happen in the walls of congress on this issue. >> this is an example of the weaponization of

[crowd chants "u.s.a."] great job. hi, nina. incredible watch who was with me in the oval office.smart as they come. thank you. bob casey, a friend of mine called, very smart guy, big guy. high intellect as opposed to a lot of the people we have to deal with. he said i didn't know you and bob casey were so close. i said, i don't know the guy. he had nothing to do with me. he's like a stiff. he doesn't do anything. he's there. he survives. he's a genius at survival. on survival, i give him a 10. on everything else we don't -- i said why do you think he's unfriendly because these commercials you were standing with him. i have followed the president on the wall or i have followed the president on the wall come on the border. it sounded like maybe he was actually trying to be a republican. here's a guy who is a radical left guy, and i have the same thing in ohio. i have five of them. it's actually a compliment, i guess, you know. but they are all taking out hits. tester is getting killed, i don't know, i think he's getting killed, and he is fighting for his life, a young, smart guy. b

[crowd cheering] [chanting "u.s.a.!"] mr. trump: unbelievable. thank you. wow.is right now. somebody who is very, very respected invited me to his show a few weeks ago, and i said, why not. [applause] to me it's very big because he is the biggest there is. somebody said, the biggest beyond anybody in a long time. his name is joe rogan. [crowd roars] and it just came over the wires that joe rogan just endorsed me. thank you, joe! that's so nice! [raucous applause] and he doesn't do that. he doesn't do that stuff. he tends to be a little bit more liberal. we had a lot of fun. he was amazing. it was a three-hour interview. in fact i was two hours late for our rally. it was cold out that night. but we had to make it. we were more than two hours late and they understood. i was interviewed by a very interesting guy and it just kept going. it's called a long form. it could have gone a lot longer, but he was great. he is not a person that does endorsements, but he did an endorsement, so i just want to thank joe rogan. [cheers and applause] that's really something. also

[crowd chanting u.s.a.] president trump: thank you. thank you. thank you. well.ng to have this too much longer. you know, we're winding down. we're winding down. nine years we've been doing it. right? and now we're winding down and hopefully we'll be going to the next phase which is turning our country around. [cheers and applause] because we've got a little bit of a mess to take care of, don't we? a little bit of a mess. but we'll get it done and we'll get it done right. but we're going to miss these rallies, aren't we? [cheers and applause] but they'll be even better rallies in a different form. i think we'll say that, right? front row. they'll be even better but they'll be in a different form and the form we want that's what we've been striving for. we have to get out and vote, everybody. don't take any chances. because kamala's never going to be able to do it. she won't be able to do it. not even a thought of doing it. doesn't know how to do it. doesn't even know how to say to do it. we cannot take any chances. you got to get out to vote. i can only say that

they cheered and also there are reports of chants of u.s.a., u.s.a.>> joey: mayor eric adams. i pulled this quote. i really want to take the moment to tell those going to disrupt parade. that is not going to. i don't big opinion on eric adams. he invoked the term grinchesz. but if you want joey to have like a guilty pleasure, i will scroll videos of protesters getting pulled off the payment, slammed to the ground, i hate that, i'm not advocating for violence, i think the eye 258ians have some of the best videos, they get out of the cars, grab them and pull them and have their hands still on the pavement because they have good glue, maybe being stupid isn't how you protest. >> for those of you at home wondering if is he telling the truth, is he telling the truth. he does revel in that. there are a lot of us who revel in that. when we look at what is happening here. there is a time and a place to make your voices heard. that is fair and respectful. they are not just disrupting this parade. they are changing the memories for thousands and thousands of yo

and you heard the chants of "u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a." watch this. >> in unison: u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> martha: after the main event the ufc heavyweight john jones won his bout, did a trump dance in the octagon there and then the president-elect, he had a moment with the president-elect. walked over, gave trump his title belt and a lot of love going back and forth in that room. it was just an extraordinary moment. i think, you know, people who watch ufc for a long time, people who are in the mode of dana white and all of these fighters for them this is something they see all the time. i think it's expanding now to the rest of the country who's getting an understanding of this fighting and how all of this works. it was quite extraordinary. at the other extreme trump welcomed on friday a face to face sit-down at mar-a-lago to the people who called him a fascist and worst over the last several years. >> he was upbeat. he seemed interested in finding common ground with democrats on some of the most divisive issues. for those asking why we would speak to the president-elect during

[crowd chanting "u.s.a."] mr. trump: i want to thank you. these are friends.we have thousands of friends in this movement. this is a movement like nobody has seen before. frankly, i believe this was the greatest political movement of all time. there's never been anything like this in this country. and we knew the level of importance because we're going to help our country heal. we're going to help our country heal. we have a country that needs help and it needs help very badly. we're going to fix our borders. we're going to fix everything about our country. we made history for a reason tonight and the reason is going to be just that. we overcame obstacles that nobody thought possible. and it is now clear we've achieved the most incredible political thing. and look what happened? isn't this great? but it's a political victory that our country has never seen before, nothing like this. i want to thank the american people for the extraordinary honor of being elected your 47th president and your 45th president. and every citizen, i will fight for you, for your fami

[applause] [chanting u.s.a.] >> thank you. thank you very much.ular vote was very nice. very nice. i will tell you. it is a great feeling of love. we have a great feeling of love in this very large room with unbelievable people standing by my side. these people have been incredible. they made the journey with me. we're going to make you very happy, very proud of your vote. i hope you're going to be looking back some day and say that was one of the truly important moments of my life when i voted for this group of people beyond the president. this group of great people. america has given us an unprecedented and powerful mandate. we have taken back control of the senate. wow, that's good. [applause] >> and the senate races in montana, nevada, texas, ohio, michigan, wisconsin, the great commonwealth of pennsylvania were all won by the maga movement they helped so much. and in those cases, every one of them, we worked with the senators. they were tough races. the number of victories in the senate was absolutely incredible. we did tele rallies with each

[chanting u.s.a.] >> i want to thank you all very much.his is great, we have thousands of friends on this incredible -- this was a movement like nobody has ever seen before. and frankly this was i believe the greatest political movement of all time that's -- there's never been anything like this. [applause] >> and now it is going to reach a new level of importance because we are going to help our country heal. we are good help our country heal. the country needs help and it needs help very badly. we are going to fix our borders we are going to fix everything about our country. we made history for a reason tonight and the reason is going to be just that. we overcame obstacles but nobody thought possible and it's now clear that we have achieved the most incredible political -- look what happened is this crazy? [applause] but it is a political victory that our country has never seen before a nothing like this so i want to thank the american people for the extraordinary honor of being elected your 40 seventh president and your 45th president.

[crowd chants "u.s.a."] thank you.nk you it is -- it is great to be here in lacrosse, wisconsin. it's a beautiful town. we -- we appreciate y'all coming out. i'm sad this is my last visit to the state of wisconsin. i promise, i will come back as your vice president of the united states because we're going to win this thing. now, i want to recognize a few people who are very special guest who is have decided to join -- guests who have decided to join us. the great governor tommy thompson. where are you, man? thank you. god bless you. [applause] we've got representative tom tiffany with us. tom, where are you, man? god bless you, man. thank you. we have representative derek van orton. where are you, derek? thank you. [applause] we have the chairman of wisconsin, brian shimming. thank you for doing such a good job for us and last but certainly not least my favorite person here, no offense to you is my beautiful wife usha. thank you for going around with us. [applause] but look, it's very simple here. we are done with earl